How to convert .cap into .hccapx using cap2hccapx in openSUSE Linux

First of all you have to install cap2hccapx application on you computer. cap2hccapx is one of the utilities of hashcat-utils tools. Once you got it and you've grabbed .cap file, you just run a following command:

$ sudo ./cap2hccapx.bin /home/dima/hs/HUAWEIE5372F9EE_E2-19-1D-82-F9-EF.cap /home/dima/hs/HUAWEI_5372.hccapx

All you need is cap2hccapx app and .cap file.

Resut of running above mentioned command:

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Written by Administrator on Tuesday May 5, 2020

How to copy all files with same extension to flash-disk in command line in Linux

To copy files in linux we obvisously use command cp. In case we have a folder with files with same extension and want to copy all of them to connected flash-disk, we can use mask: *. For example, I have several .hccapx files and want to copy them on flash-disk:

$ cp *.hccapx /media/lovermann/DISK1/

Now, let's check, if files are copied:

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Written by Administrator on Monday March 23, 2020